Name: Exhibition: there goes another one
Start: 2026-05-08T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-31T21:00:00+02:00
Location: WRG SENSOR

Orbit, Image Language and Gaze Regime: there goes another one at WRG SENSOR

The exhibition there goes another one by Mio Al-Hashimy and Clemens Körner opens at WRG SENSOR in Braunschweig, offering a precisely curated artistic experience that intertwines technology history, image critique, and contemporary installation. The focus is on the conquest of orbit by satellite systems – not as a mere narrative of progress, but as a field of ideological, iconological, and cultural interpretations.

Satellites, Power, and the Aesthetics of Overflight

The artistic engagement directs the gaze towards those logics of oversight that have shaped military and scientific spaces since the 1960s and continue in the image language of consumer culture media. This results in a reflection on the work that raises questions about control, distance, visibility, and symbolic order. It is precisely this tension that makes the exhibition appealing: It connects political readability with a clear, aesthetically condensed form.

A Space for Contemporary Art and Cultural Education

WRG SENSOR as an exhibition space of WRG Studios e.V. is part of a Braunschweig initiative that closely links contemporary art, artistic production, and discourse. The exhibition thus exists in an environment that understands cultural education not as an addition, but as part of the artistic experience. Those who engage with the exhibition encounter an atmosphere where installation, conceptual art, and art historical reflection intertwine.

Opening Hours, Location, and Visitor Experience

The exhibition can be seen from May 8 to May 31, 2026, at WRG SENSOR on Jahnstraße 8a in 38118 Braunschweig. According to the announcement, entry is free. The opening hours are Wednesdays and Sundays from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. This offers a calm, concentrated museum visit that allows for deep engagement with image, space, and idea.

Conclusion

there goes another one promises a challenging exhibition between contemporary art, media critique, and spatial experience. Those interested in installations, conceptual art, and the political dimensions of visibility should definitely experience this presentation live in Braunschweig.